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WANT ADS! FOR SALE?5 PASSENGER HAY nes, 1917 model in excellent con dition, run about 5,000 miles 5 new ties andbattery. $1,000.00 to quick buyer. E. L. Garrett, Ahos kie, N. C. FOR RELIABLE COSMETICS SEE Herbert Lassiter for he cannot see you, still he has the goods for you. O'Mello's Vegetable Soap, Mar vins Salve, Black and White Oint ment for the hair and Musterole Ointment for rheumatism are in his line and are all excellent goods. Herbert Lassiter, Ahoskie, N. C. ? - ? WANTED JOB PRINTING?WE do all kinds of job printing and guarantee you s&ticfaction, a neat job, and guarantee that you will come back to us for your next job. WANTED?YOU TO ORDER your next job of printing at the best printery in this en tire section?THE HERT FORD COUNTY.HERALD FOR SALE?1 1-2 H. P. Gasoline engine, in first claaa shape. Apply at the Herald office. tf. FOR SALE?NICE FARM 37 ACRES with 25 in cultivation, splendid soil for any crop. Near good school, and railroad station and church, between Holland and Purvis, Va. Good six-room residence, nice yard, good barn and stables. Must sell at once at bargain. Price $3,750. See Noah Brown, route 2, Holland, Va. 7-113t. WANTED?TO SELL STRAWBER ry plants that bear fruit from April to November continuously. $3.00 per hundred. Drop me a card. P. E. Shaw, Winton, N. C. WANTED?PRINCIPAL AND A primary teacher for the St. Johns School?Good salary for compe tent teachers.?Apply at once to I. J. Askew, Ahoskie, N. C. 312 2-3 ACRE FARM FOR SA LE TO QUICK BUYER? This splendid farm is in the mo?t fertile part of Bertie County, and has a four horse crop in cultiva tion, fairly good dwelling house, 9 rooms, good barnes anr stables, ONE TOBACCO BARN?ONE TEN ANT HOUSE, GOD WATER FOR ALL TENABLE LANDS, HAS A GOOD WIRE FENCE AROUND SAME. This farm is accesible to Ktoil shipping facilities, being with in two miles of two depots, namely Cremo and Powellsville; church and school within one mile. Who ever is fortunate enough to own this farm, can boast of having nei ghbors some of the best citizens of Bertie County. For further particulars call or write J. E. Od om or H. L. Bazemore, P. 0. Box 41, Ahoskie, N C. Aul5 3t OUT MEAT WHEN KIDNEYS BOTHER Taka a glaa of 8alt? before brwkftat If fMr Back hurt* or Bladder b troubling yon. No man or woman who eats meat regu larly nan make a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionally, eay? a well-known authority. Meat forma uric acid which excite* the kidneys, they become over worked from the strain, get cluggigh and fail to filter the waste and poisons from the blood, then we get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble, nervousness, diuineas. sleeplessness and urinary disorders oome from sluggish kidneys. The moment you feel a dull ache In the kidneys or your bask hurts or if the urine la ekmdy. offensive, full of sedi ment, irregular of rssesge or attended by a sensation ef scalding, stop eating meal and (el about four ounces of M Salts from any pharmacy; take a teblespooaful in a gtses of water before breakfast aad ia a few days your kidney* will eat be. TUe famous sella ie aade bsa Ike eeid of giafss aad Ismoa iuiee, iniMi 11 Willi lithia, aad has keen aeed tor generetioas to flush and stimulate the kidneys, also to neutralise the acMs ia eriae se it no longer pauses irritation. ?lfad*^SS ie iaeraeaeive aad caaee# Mm aakes a delightful sffn ninal IMfcio eslei driak whieh everyone eheald take mm aad thsa to keen the kMsayn clean aad nUfcee ead the Uaod | par^JheMJr aveUlag aria? kidney. FOLKS WE All KNOW I " ^ KXSi | - Thw Hopeful <rnr<k'H<f thinks he is 'Joimj to I teat ttye High kCn*t of Liv iiv; tbis yeur by Clever Work with the ?!oe. while tlie Neighbor's Chicken "">n?ler how soon Those Seeds are go i.vr to be Unwrapped, so the Feast cun tngfci. Were It Dot for Neighbor's i'liA Uens, Gardening Would be a Cinch North Carolina?Hartford County C. W. Gardner vs. James I. Griffin The defendant above named will take notice that a summons in the above entitled action was issued ag ainst said defendant on the 30th day of July, 1919, by D. R. McGlohon, Clerk of the Superior Court of Hert ford County, on an action brought by the plaintiff against the defend ant on a note for three Hundred Dol lars, which summons is returnable be fore said Clerk at the courthouse in Winton, Hertford County, North Carolina, on the 15th day of Sep tember, 1919. The defendant will also take notice that a warrant of attachment was issued by said Clerk on the 30th day of July, 191S, again st the property before the said Clerk at the time and place above named for the return of said summons, when and where the defendant is requored to appear and answer or demur to the complaint or the relief demanded will be granted. This the 11th day of August, 1919 D. D. R. McGlohon, Clerk of Superior Court. | ALFALFA Alfalfa hay maker, the b-st and I ino: t nutritious { .d t r l?or~-es. I rattle and all li e stuck. Kali I is the proper time f >r sowing. I When planted tlie e id of An- I gust or during September. Al falfa wi'l yield furl cr >ps and , | make under favorable conditions, four or five chitting* ??f nntri I tious hay th? following season. Wood's All alia ?d la Aauil can grown and bunt quality ob tainable. CRIMSON CLOVER Crimson Clover is the best of BOil-improvi: ; ?nd f ? -asee erops for Fall f M?!;*'s one of the best V ? >ps, fur nishes vx .. z and the earliest gr ? i >v a good hay .crop. Ocp . .j by ordtr. WOOD'S SEEDS NEW TALI. CATALOG II gives full description and infor |l mation. and also tells about the ? b*>st SEED OATS, ?YS, f ? SEED WHEAT, for Fa sowing. ? Write for Catalog and prices ? of any Seeds required. IT.W.WOOD & SONS SXZD8MSN, Richmond, Va. OSIYourJ Printing If it is worth doing at all, it's w>rth do ing well. | ? First class work at all times is our motto. ^ { j Let us figure with you on your next job. ', ?MMta nmrOM OfTtUUTIMU. SMSaiOOl LESSON (By IUCV. B FITZ WATER. D. IX. Toacher of Enfllah Biblo In tto Moody Biblo InatltuU of Chlc?|0.) (Copyright. Iflt. W.-t-rn Ntwiptpar Uniom) ? ? ? I LESSON FOR AUGUST 17 CHRISTIAN MIS8IONS. LESSON TEXTS?Art* lit; 11:1: 14:*. GOLDEN TEXT-Go ya Into all the world and preach the Ooepol to averj creature ? .4ark ADDITIONAL MATERIAL - Matthe* 8:U30; I.uk* 24 45-68; Acta M:U-?. PRIMARY TOPIC?Helping every bod> to know Jeaua. JUNIOR TOPIC?Tha whole world need? Jeaua INTERMEDIATE TOPIC?Taking the goapel to tha whole world. SENIOR AND ADULT TOPIC?Chrla tlan missions; alma and resulta. I. The Obligation of Minion* (Mark 16:15). God saves men for a purpose. That purpose Is to be laborer! together with him In the salvation of others. Christ's parting message, yea. his final com mission to the disciples was, "Go, preach the Gospel to every creature." This obligation still rests upon the church. Since the command Is to preach the Gospel to every creature, this obligation win obtain aa long a* there Is one unreached soul. II. Tha Power of Mlaaion* (Acta 1:8). ? ? "i This power Is the supernatural In- | ducement of the Holy Spirit. Mission ary endeavor without the Holy Spirit Is doomed to failure. Power to witness I for Christ Is the purpose of the gift of the Spirit Success will crown the efforts of those who go forth under the leadership and power of the Holy Spirit The Spirit was not given pri marily to make Christians happy, but to make them strong to carry the Gospel to the heathen. However, those who go fortlTln this blessed serv ice In the Splrifs power are truly happy. III. The Scope of Missionary En deavor (Acts 1:8). The disciples were to begin their witnessing where they were when the Holy Spirit fell upon them?Jerusa lem. But they were to go out from there to the "uttermost parts of the earth." This Is the program for ev ery disciple of Christ Begin witness ing where rChrist saves you, and then go to your neighbors next to you, and on to the remotest bounds of the earth. There Is no such thing as "home mis sions," except that you begin at home. IV. The First Foreign Missionaries (13:1-14; 28). 1. Who they were (13:2). Bar nabas and Saul were selected?the very best two men In the church. The evangelization of the world Is a task of such tremendous importance that It challenges the church to offer her best men and women. Since an Institution Is Judged by Its representatives. It be- j comes the church to put her most capa ble men to the front. 2. By whom sent (13:2, 4). The Holy Spirit chose these men and sent ? them forth to their work. The church . at Antloch seemed to have deliberate- i ly planned this missionary enterprise, i It was after prayer and fasting that j the Spirit ordered the church to send forth these-missionaries. It should be the business of the church to constant ly seek the mind of God relattve to sending forth laborers Into the Lort's vineyard. The Spirit calls and sends men forth, but he does this through' the church. 3. Some experiences of the first for eign missionaries: (1) Withstood by Elymas the sor cerer (13:6-12). Elffaas moved by the devil, sought to turn the mind of Sergl us Paulus from the faith, thus barring the Gospel as It enters upon Its widest mission of salvation. The most vil lainous act which one can commit Is to turn a soul from the Gospel. (2). Worshiped as gods (14:8-18). (a) The occasion (tv. 8-10). (Jod accompanied the testimony of these missionaries by his mighty power. He wrought a mlr acle through Paul. At Ms call the Inveterate cripple?one who had never walked?leaped up and walked. The cure was Instant (b) The method (w. 11-18). They called Barnabas, Jupl tar. and Paul. Mercury, because he woo the chief speaker. They declared that the gods had come down In the like ness of men. and they brought oxen and garlands to offer sacrifice, (c) Their efforts foiled (w. 14-18). 1. The mis sionaries rent their clothes and ran In among the people, saying they were cot divine but beings of like passion* with themselves. 2. They urged the people to turn to God. 3. Paul stoned (w. 19-22). Stirred up by wicked Jews from Antioch and Iconl um. the rabble who a moment ago were worshiping are Oiled with aatanlc hate. Doubtless Paul remembered Stephen's experience. God raised him up and he went forth to discharge his duties as ? missionary. 8uch men .of courage are needed today. Without Loyalty to Christ A Christianity without loyalty to the Christ, aa Its motive and Inspiration, may be likened to?well, may wo soy, oar solar ayatern mlnua the son. An Inward Beauty. There Is on Inward boouty, lift, and lovellnena lo divine truth, which coo not be known bot when It lo dlgeotoS loto life ond practice.?John Smith. Tike ^.<*ed of the Drat stumble, for It lo omlnoaa; and at beat there I* o good atop loot?Beajomln Wblcbcoto. 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